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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-08
TRUTH or RrMons DENIED.

London, January 25th.---2 p. NJ
The semi-panic on the Stock Ex-
change caused by the London "Daily
News" article of yesterday has sub
sided. The markets are now ram
pant Consols for both money and
account opened to-day at an advance
of one-eighth on the closing prices of
yesterday.
Paris, January 25th.--.The Cabinet
met to-day and reiterated that the
war rumors in circulation are as in
correct from the military as from the
diplomatic point of view. General
Boulanger, Minister of War, pub
fishes denial of the report that he
is buying horses abroad for the use
Of the army.
CORRESPONDENT ORDERED HOME.
New York, January 25th.-Van-
derpool. the war correspondent of the
Paris "Figaro," who served that pa
per in the Russo-Turkish and other
campaigns and who is at present in
this city, received q cablegram from
the Figaro" to-day saying that war
is imminent and inevitable and or
dering him to sail for Paris not later
than February LIST.
INDIGNATION IN FRANCE.
New York, January 25th.--'rhe
"Post's" London special says: The
sensation of yesterday caused by the
"Daily News" announcement of i'm
mediate war between France and
Germany is replaced this morning
by Indignation against the editor of
that paper. have the highest au-
thority from Paris for saying that not
q single French soldier has been sent
to the front. From the same source
/ learned that General Boulanger de-
clarcs that there will be no war un-
less Germany is bent on it. The
carnard doubtless had its origin
mainly in reports of military special
lists who have been advising the Bri-
tish foreign Office that there is dan
ger of German invasion of Belgium.
This and the general dislike of Bou-
langer, and the fear of him as u reck-
less adventurer, may explain the
scare.
GERMAN DISCLAIMER.
Berlin, january 25th.-The "North
German Gazette" confirms the paci-
tic declarations made by NJ. Goblet,
the French Premier. The "Gazette"
pronounces the declaration of the
London DAILY News" that Germany
intended to ask for certain explana-
tions from the French regarding the
| movement of trOors on the frontier
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CO-Partnership Notice.

M MESSRS. E. PECK AND S. PECK
1V1 have entered into cc.partnership
under the firm name of L. s. 8. PECK,
from January |, 1857, and will carry on
Draaying and Forwarding Busine. in all
its branches. E. PEOK,' +"
45 I'm s. PECK.
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TO LET.

THE CHaS. LONG HOMESTEAD
lremis' on Emma s,rt e', opposite
Mr.. JAS. Campbeli's. Pcs ession 10 be
given Immediately. Apply to
+. A. SCHAEFE3. ~ 1w
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE !!

nNE LARGE LOT, corr er Pensacola
~ and Lunalilo' SITS, WHICH can be
divided into two or more building lois.
Enquire of G. WEST,
81 OF West, Dow & Co.
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BY AUTHORITY.

The Court will go into full mourning
for Her late Royal llighness Princess
Likelke from this date until the day
after the Funeral; and will wear half
mourning from thlt time unil the tx
piration Of two weeks from the day of
the Funeral.
CURTIS Z. IAUkEA,
II. Ms Chamberlain
Iplani Palace. Feb 3, 1881.
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TESTIMONIAL TO THE CAPTAIN AND
OFFICERS Of the KlNAU.

On the evening before their ar
rival at Honolulu, the excursionists
from the Lava Flow drew up and
signed the following acknowledge
ment of the handsome manner in
which they had been treated while
on board =
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-08

The Orange crop in Ireland is not
q success financially.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-22

BURKEvILLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond o.. ... ............ f60a.m
Arrive Richmond. ........... ....... 20 ID pm
Bon AIR ACCOMMODATION.
EXTENDED TO AMELIA. ell
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-22

Poker will always be tho great game for
ooaan travellers, said an officer Of ono Of the
large ocean steamers the other day. "Whyl
Because it's the greatest game for betting, l
SUPPOSE. that travellers can conveniently
ake on a voyage, although Of course, the
Stewards are usually well supplied with cards
and chips, which they are always ready 10
loan for q consideration.
From AN accounts some big games have
been played quite recently, and some curious
stories were related By this same officer 70 IA
reporter "Why," said be, ut was only
two weeks ago that saw a young New
Yorker win ever $500 from young English
swell inside Of four houra They were only
playing friendly game at that"
"Do passengers drink liquors 10 any great
1tentf was asked "Well ] should think
81. % responded the officer under bis breath -
why the amount OF drinking done in a
voyage from Europe 70 America Is something
not only frightful but marvellous mean
By marvellous that it's hard for Temperance
nan 70 realize how so much wine and liquor
Gao Do drunk and somebody not killed out
right
Americans, however, arc not the heaviest
drinkers on the sea. Johnny Bulls sons, the
o1oeF declared although be himself was an
Lg'shmanD, are the great travelling tipplers.
Yes. be concluded, there's lots Of queer
eo.ng on big steamship, yet nobody's the
ToNe. after all, and It's only for pastime'
View York star.
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YORK. RIVER LINE

Trains daily-SfeameTs al yrxcept Sunday
The FavOrlle Route 10 Baltm r
The steamers OF THIS line are models Of
beauty. elegance, ana comfort.
Leave kichmOnd Leave Baltimore
'A..U pm. ftOUp.m.
Leave West 'oiut 800 pm.
Arrive BALTIMORE Arrive Richmond
stOam. slO4Ua.m.
Fare ichn nd 20 Baltimore only &, first
clas, 81 SOS cOnt class.
The York ri ar Line affords superior al
yantages 70 business men iu enabling them 10
lenye Richmond near the CLOS. OF the dal's
frinsac Ions, AMI arrive ~ Baltimore early
next morning. after having enjoy, Il a lelight-
ful NIGHTS rest. Tree from the dust aud nOise VI
uIlwas tmYel
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-22
The PICTURE IN YOUR HAT.
Hattor's Printer Tells Where and How
II Il Made.

II Il Made.
ID, Won know how that pretty design Is
....,ei on the lining u your hatf MOI
rrfcu you. am a batters printer, and
,.rhusinoss is 10 furnish designs for trade
~. or oruamontation and print them IN
~ or silver on the silk Innings Of hats
81 hatters send the material here and We
,.,sru 10 marked with their special designs
ft..o several artists at work all the time
--'-1efine new designs They are first
AVN in pencil and India ink, and then en-
.-sr,d on a heavy brass plate We use bras
aus. that viii stand the necessary heat
,- We prepare the silk by process that
,,sses 10 capable Of receiving the impression.
me plate is heated, a sheet Of gold leaf is
,i..,.i ou Il and press transfers the gold %
hsa.k The loose leaf is brushed or and
,le dss gn remains in gold
aEgery halter has two or three dozen
cgss. and they change constantly, 50 that
We a.ways have 10 produce something new.
Orlga few haiters are satisfied with trade
marks Most Of them ask for attractive
r.-ures that will help sell the hats You
would he astonishcd to know tho number Of
English and even French designs that l get
up t0 put Ia American hats
But aren't the hats imported
Certainly not. There is a heavy duty on
hits The London hats arc made In Newark,
and make the trademarks. rampant lions
ani an, right here They don't take in tho
west. however. We get up steel engravings
90 ON sorts Of subjects TO go out there The
cowboys want actresses pictures and loud
subjects % 80 in the crowns OF their som
treros. and Illuminated gold serpeuts on The
bands outside We make hicroplyphics for
tho Chinese Of California and cotton scenes
'ar the dnrkies down south. There Is always
adomand for timely designs, and our albums
are O. history OF the day. Every prominent
man, every new actress and every important
event goes into hat Innings When there is
u0,hlng new 10 depict our artists use their
imagination As an instance Of this, here Is
syophetic design. II was executed twenty
years ago, and II illustrates a brakeman
dragging a man upon the platform Of q train
ID motion Il is lcttered rapid transit and
ooss Ike q scene on the elevated railroad.
Sew York Mail and Express.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-22
The Dismal swamp of Virginia.

A correspondent has recently stated that
he Dismal Swamp Of Virginia was no longer
dismal cranberry patches and clover fields
taking The place OF the once muddy ground,
AMI Che merry whistle Of the farmers boy a.
b. eades knee deep ia the hay. Your core
galdnt Is greatly mistaken, and am sure
b. would not like 10 he following that far
msrs boy through the swamp. II be did at
tempt 90 pass through any portion Of IL he
voal probably be equipped with A pair OF
ull'r boots reaching 10 his waist and
Poll stock Of pet names 70 throw at the snags
Ha, ho would run against and the vines that
would trip him, and not with that merry
Elele Dodging green, Shiny pools that
would let him down In mother earth deeper
end quicker than quicksand, making about
BALI mile an hour, not including the stops
f.r reiroshmeuts
lhe farmers boy never goes in the
DESERT except O. look for stray horse or
ooe. or probably on a hunt FOR coons OF pos
sums. and then be is very particular 70 keep
ODD tte elges Parties are often made mp to
hunt ihe bears, Of which the swamp is full,
a thay sometimes push into the heart OF
te swamp 10 camp, and camp on the high
grounds These high grounds are beautiful
ne places. They are fully two feet higher
itln the swamp proper, and while all around
them Is nothing but stunted cypress and syc-
auore trees, the hunter finds here large -four
AIlc oaks and sweet smelling pines under
which 90 spend the night They are 10 them
as tle oasis is % the weary desert traveller.
% was ou these "high grounds that the es-
capei slaves spent their days, and were safe
ifum all pursuit from their masters The
bloodhound soon loses the trail among the
pools and bitches The swamp Is the same
uon as BE- ever was and likely ever will be-
Norfolk Val Cor. Detroit FREQ Press.
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III. Exercise Of Economy.

Ia. sole basis Of individual and national
rqsuty and comfort Is labor. All through
Zoe process OF acquisition and control labor
Peeut, and her companion, economy.
l'als obtained in any other way than by
tlne-t, f-sr.svering labor, physical and men
d. never satisfies and rarely abides. Be-
sinn'ng early iu life with industry and
Unfit The duty and pleasure Of accumulation
,o's on, aud II carefully securely invested
Provision for the family and old age VIII
surely bc accomplished In the exercise OF
"puomy 10 is only necessary % habituate
'he mind 10 one principle: Avoid all un-
io's~ary expenditure, The question should
i"' Can ! 90 without this or thati Am
iea.iy Ia need OF ~ IL IL essential 70 my
oV'dta, comfort Or hsppinesSi II not keep
"a money and let the fancied want 30. Thig
. 10 rule OF thrift for the young man climl'
- - ladder VI LIE. Bankers Monthly.
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lCHMUND, FkEDERlCKSBUR0
IL AND PoTuuAc Rail s,,.r, - 10y. =
amneueins NOVEMBER An iss,cs.ass.src
stan iaru TINE.
- shn- leaves byru-strvet station daily; ssops
oni! ., Ashland Junction, hlfocd,
nd fredericksburg. Sleeper 20
snuston. Leaves washinstvn for
New YORK. at II ~ am
a. an' leaves Byrdsteet station daily. az
Sep. sunday. Leaves Washington tor
New fOrk at tzU pm.
w. caves blru street station daily
mon sleeper 10 New YORK
=" - a'n' arrives AL byrd-strs-et station d.iy.
sss pm. ARRIVES At ' Hyn NV 400, ,o,a:
s'otc AZ fredericksburg. AIifvra. aud
sl5 pm. arrives Ar S xsd trvn w.sninxton
vteept SUNDAY. Parlor car fro1
washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT suSpArs
wv pun instrumentation. leaves Byrd -strcst
s.. seauVh arrives al Asnlanu Al 8 nm
WV p"i' leaves htua. srrises at AsninIsd Al
ga pm. az
% am strives at ElbA; leaves Ashland n
'" am accommodation, arrives n Rro~A-
street station; leaves Ashland A ssi
S'Se pm. arrives at Elbs: lesyes Ashland q,
Alz pm. ~
=, Z. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket A rs,a
n l. ~ MYERS. uenensl superintendent
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INTERCHANGEABLE.

.,o,e ouni mine only" never words more dear
~. ,-.,,,es sound fell on the listening ear.
N-....., s.ns by angels brcaihcd above
so ~, s,eh music as these words, Ny iove'"
h ~, .,r. FOR the worlds applause or blame
s...,lfh or Tor the bubble known rs fainei
I.,.t., INV heart there Is no room o. spare
-,. lre name was ever written there
,..r,a.us NAV part us, oceans roll betweeu
r.,b.a,s bright eyes allure us, yet ween
~. heart would yearn its mated heart 10 meet
s,rnag cen death Us other soul 70 greet
S,, heaven Itself could never half atone
rrlfo without thee, Oh, my loved. my own
Lila - Cushman Ia New York Mercury
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE SYSTEM.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE , UTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPER on ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. b. 1871.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-22
HAIR GOODS.

All kinds Of Ladies' Hair Work on hand an'
made 20 order al short notice.
Prices reasonable and satisfaction susi@n
teed. HUGHES HAIR sIOht,
IL East Broad street
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TRAINS NORTHwARD.

'Daily. tDaily (ercept Sunday.
sTOPP @ PLACES.
Nos. u and II make no stops. No o..
stol on signal al Manchestet an Chester
20 % stops ly on signal at Chester. Centr,-
ia ana Manchester. Nos. Of, &. s. "a. - b
gers. F"
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. IA and y sleepins-c cars Ia
tween New York and Tampa. IA, via JACK
sunNllleL On Trans Nos. IA and I sleeping-
cars u.tween Washington and Charleston ,In
tfaihNo. n, slecDlng ears between Washi.g-
Ton ana jacksonville. On Train No. Is. ale d
inE cars between Jacksonville aud New ork
THE ONLY ALl~kAILLINET NORFOLK
LEAVE. Aastve
Richmond. 'lO8e Am. Norto.k' "a nn
Richmond. 1910 pm. Norfolk. g.1 b. -,
norfolk, 's.lU am. Richmond n az nm
Norfolk, 'ia5 pm. Richmond. SO on A..
These trains also make close connection.
Tor farmyille, Lynchburg. and south
western points and all stations on the Nnrfou
ana western raiiruad-eNccpt the lU.ls tram
Passengers Tor points west Of peter.bufl
should leave 10y the 1850 tram Instead.
X. NJ. SULLY.
cuferlnfffrfent.
+. I. ID. MYERS.
General Superintendent.
T. VI. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent.
SOL HAAS. Imihc Manager. iap -
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( HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO Rourr
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
lSrH, 1857.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
500 am For Newport News, Old Point Com.
Tort and Norfolk, daily.
'loo am Through snd Local Mail IN all
po'ns Nts'' except SUI day.
SI,eepvrs from Clifton Forgc 70
Huntington.
~ pm For Nr~PVu's News, Old Point and
i:oo pm Charlortesyiile s sce,,n,m,.,.,,o.
62j pm For LOUISVILLE inc,nn., CHA.
o. Louis, Memphis, and New In
leans East Express, with through
rulimans DAILY. Only ruute run
hing fuilmans West from Rich.
mOnd '~SA''
ARRIVE RICHMOND;
o'oo am Charlottesville accommodation
Except Sunday.
'v.oo am FROM Norfolk, Old Point and
,.,o newport News, except Sunday.
~" ~" rom Local points aud the west.
80 daily except sunday.
olO pm From Norfolk. Old Point and Na~.
POu News, daily.
o'V' pm from Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express daily.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad St,sst.
ilcket-ofhoes: lv,v MAN street and denoa
II. W. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent.
WIS. {. wICKHAM.
second VICE PresiIent Y. ~, NJ. v. Co. and
eceiNer 4. a o. HALLWAY W. ~>~
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CONNECTIONS

|'|I' y u 7 IVlN"
Train No. ~ makes connection az Ke' sville
for Chase cry AMI Clarksyl De-. AZ Greensboro
FOR Durham. Raleigh, daily except Sund as. and
al points on North Carolina Dn siOn and .
". \. e. H. r.
Tain No. s. makes connection nj Greens
b0ro' for y. W. n. e. x. H.. Raleigh. Colds
uOro', and Norehead City. at salisbury for
Asheville, Hot Spnngs. and all POINTS iu
~ esttrn North Carolina. AT uharlntte with
Cha l0ite, Columbia aud Augusta railroad for
Cuiun bla. Aug aiken. Charle-tJu. swan
nah, Ilomasyil e, Ga, Iack-Onvil ca q other
For ia poi IS; alsO with Caro- ina Central
railroad FOR WuminltOu
Trains from the South arrive at Richmond
t.i5H.m md 3a6 pm
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
PHOTO AND PAINT SUPPL IFS.

--------~-~-l--------~-~ -~-~------~-~-|---(-~--(
larry PLATES. ALBUMEN PAPFr
l Chemicals. xc.. Artists Materials. Pant
brushes. Glass. Ac.. ~ s,~'d supply.
5. J. iIl<SWANGEk
lily zlt East Brad stIeeI.
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HAiLkspAib>.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 PIMA l. daily Except Sunday.
sso m.-ACCOMMODATIuS daily tcscen,
Sunday.
800 am.-NIGHT EXPRESS daily ..,cc,.
Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
Az Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and On,
'a,i way Tor the south, West. aud Northwest
~ LynchOurg with Norfolk aud Wester
tAnoad Tor all points south. Southeast. A.
Svutn"est, aud Virginia Midland railway ion
All points North and south.
Al richmond with Associated Railways "a,
su points IN the South. and Richmond. fr,Adc
.cksours aud Potomac railroad for sil POM,
AZ Lexington with Baltimore and Ohio mil
tohu' making close connections al Harpe,,
rerry u and from Pittsburg and the Wrst
Also 10 points North and East
Sleeping car attached TO NIGHT RXpkE~s
Tor Lynchburg.
,sS,LhEPlNG-JARS LYNCHBURG 70 MIN
RMS. NEW ORLEANS, aud LITTLE ROCk
Trans marked daily except SUNDAY.
Tickets sold 20 all points. Ofrces iOO0
naiI aud az hicnmOni al Allegheny depot.
Eighth and CANA streets. '
49,, JOHN X. MACMURDO.
nc, oenl Passenger Agent.
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FUCKERS
Anti-ISiliOuS-
AND
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The leading pills Of the day. Why Because
he demand for them is greater than for an'
otherpills on the market beceusctn9y answo
the purpose for which they ac tecommendcc
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once. They do not grippe OF weaken the syster
as other pills often do They are composed ca
tirely OF powerful vegetable extracts Az
rcsenoids, well known 10 the profess. 90. They
remove BliOusness. Dizzlhcss, Bad Breath
and cure Dy-entery. Jaun ice, Malaria. uy-
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Pill for dose except in extreme eases. They
are Tax PILL for Chills and Fever sections.
Recommended. endorsed, and prescribed bN
headings physicians.
Write 20 or call on
JOHN G. RUCkER,
5D Twelfth street.
INnChuurp. Va.
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See what Or. williams has TO Say about then
IyNcHRuRG. Va. June 9TH, ls,1.

Having prescribed on several uccasifis you
Anti bilious and dyspepsia pills. . sNc. irt
measure 10 confidently commend ih'n 60 IT,
hubble. consisting rs they do OF -'f raj mgr
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49,, sn THOMAS J. WILLIAMS. VI. ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-12

CEASONABLE GOODS will be sold at very re-
y duced prices at SO King, corner of Royal ST.,
Alexandria; Va. We name in part: Doors of va.
rious sizes and Adjustable Frames for windows,
covered with wire, nice goods; Screen Wirc of as
sorted widths, in quantities to suit; Fowler's Fly
Fans, best quality. bronze bars; Paragon Fly
Traps, detachable tops; Roach Traps, Cyclone pat
emit; Peerless Ice Cream Freczers, Preserving
Kettles of all sorts also general assortment of
goods in the Hardware line at wholesale and re-
tail, to which ask the attention of purchasers
ut So King street.
ie2S 1T. CREIGHTON G son.
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!, / 1g:,g,$@agtn1It1IIrla Dazktte,
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10.
A MAD BULBS WoRK.-Clarence Show.

A MAD BULLS WoRK.-Clarence Show
ers, aged S5 years, wealthy farmer OF
Strattonvile, VT, was buried on Sunday al
thst place. Saturday morning. ne went TO
Wilson McKee's farm, mile distant, 10
fetch to his own farm a fve-year-od Jersey
hull owned by Mckee and himself. The
unll was an ugly one, and was handled by
means of stick five feet in length fastened
~ q ring in the animals nose. AS soon as
showers took the bull from the stable 1t be-
pan to make vicious lupges at the farmer.
The stick saved Showers from the animals
horns, until one furious lunge broke the
stick in two. Showers succeeded in seizlng
the end of the piece of stick left hanging TO
the ring. and also retained mis- holu on the
other piece. He managed to keep the bu.i
at 8 safe distance by pushing on the ring,
ot tho same pounding the animal over the
head with the club, hoping to subdue him.
Two small boys, children of Farmer Mckee,
were present, but they were so frightened
that they could not run for help. Finally
tho bull made a mad plunge forward,
w.enchirg the ring stick from Showers
baud, and rushing upon the helpless farmer
thrust one of ts horns full length into his
bcdy. The bull threw the impaled man in'
10 the air, burling him backward distance
of twenty feet Then the enraged animal
rushed upon Showese' torn and bleeding
BODY, andafor half an hou: gored and tram
pled it. Tie boys attha5 time had summon
ed helm. and the bull was driven off. Show
er,' body was an unrtcogn;zaoie mass.
Ti:e bull was shot, Showers leaves - WIG
NV and three children.
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life in tl,e Paris Sewers

is possible, for a short time to The robust, but
the majority ofreined persons would pre-
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voting 10 be in cne's self tiring Se'0er
But this is actually the case With those IN
whom. the inactivity Of the liver drives The
refuse mslter of the body to escape through
tbs lungs, breath, the pores, kidneys and
bladder. 1t is astonishing that life remains
in such dwelling DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" restores normal purity
&c the system and renews the whole being.
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8 >z':.ss;z,a&l1lGG:l]agg d G9a7etttsss.

The GAZETTE is now the Oldest paper IL
the State, and with few exceptions the old.
est in tao country, and its usefulness has
been demonstrated and appreciated during
the EIGHTY SEVEN YEARS otits existence. n
its columos has aiways been found mirror
of passing eyents, and the careful chroni.
cling o. the history Of what is going on in tic
world hiss ever been its ain. It is a'vay,
welcomed in tue household, while in a..
counting room and workshop it has oeeom
Invaluable.
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-. - MOTEERs.

mas Nn,eL2o &. st'o:nlMe atAes .ei eh.i-
d.sn .se:niEg, !. the prescription 81 opc Of the
bssl fay:.aio nurses and physcis:t5 in the United
S.aVes, aud hee been used 10: forty gears with
naver- fsi!ne success hy millions Of mothers fo-
their children. Daring tho process Of tcethilg
IT'S value i ius.:lculsble. 1t relieves the child
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